EXAM PREP (Combination) Flashcards

1
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Describe the ‘normal’ appearance of a dog.

A
  • clear, bright eyes
  • clear nasal passages
  • clean and odour free
  • glossy coat, skin free from wounds and parasites
  • suitable weight for breed and size.
  • free limb movement, no stiffness or pain
  • TPR within normal range
  • Pink mucus with CRT of 1-2 seconds.
  • clear yellow urine passed with ease
  • firm, brown faeces passed with ease
  • interest shown in food/water
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2
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State 5 key things that should be checked during a health check.

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  • appearance of skin/fur/feathers
  • appetite and water intake
  • behaviour
  • appearance of eyes, ears, nose, mouth, teeth
  • appearance of mucous membranes CRT
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3
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Below is a list of things that should be check as part of a health check. What is missing?

  • limbs/feet
  • ……………….
  • genitals and anal area
  • signs of coughing/……………/vomiting
  • body ………….
  • weight
A
  • Faeces and urine
  • sneezing
  • conditioning
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4
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Suggest some causes of irregular urination patterns.

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  • nephritis
  • pyometra
  • ## diabetes (mellitus & insipidus).
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5
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What is the term used if there is blood present in the urine?

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  • Haematuria
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6
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What is the term used if an animal has difficulty urinating?

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  • Dysuria
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7
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Describe the term ‘constipation’.

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This is the failure to excrete faeces which can be painful.

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8
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Suggest 2 causes of constipation.

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  • tumours

- dehydration

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9
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Describe the term ‘diarrhoea.

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This is the frequent excretion of watery faeces from the bowel.

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10
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State 3 causes of ‘diarrhoea’.

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  • parvovirus
  • bacterial infection
  • unsuitable diet
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11
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What is the abbreviation ‘CRT’ short for?

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Capillary Refill Time

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12
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What is the abbreviation ‘TPR’ short for?

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Temperature, Pulse, Respiration

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13
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What is the average bpm of a cat? (pulse)

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110-180bpm

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14
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What is the average bpm of a cat? (respiration)

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20-30breaths

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15
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What is the average bpm of a dog? (pulse)

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60-180 (depending on size and species).

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16
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What is the average bpm for a dog? (respiration)

A

10-30breaths

17
Q

Under what set of legislation is it a legal requirement that an animals health and welfare is maintained?

A

Animal welfare act 2006.

18
Q

Suggest 3 differences between farmed animals in the UK and farmed animals in the US.

A
  1. Welfare of farmed animals regulations 2007 covering poultry and pigs.
    - no law covering poultry or pigs in the US.
  2. 52% of laying hens are free range.
    - 5% of laying hens are free range in the US.
  3. sow stalls banned in 1999, and battery cages banned in 2012.
    - sow stalls and battery cages are legal.
19
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What act covers the welfare of animals on farms?

A

The Welfare Of Farmed Animals (England) Regulations 2007.

20
Q

What is a notifiable disease?

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This is a disease that must be reported.
e.g - rabies. this must be reported to DEFRA.
Appropriate measure MUST be in place to prevent the spread.

21
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State 5 ways of which we can limit disease spread and get it under control?

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  • Good hygiene
  • waste control
  • limiting movement
  • isolation
  • PPE